The Herald Greencastle Indiana Publication Details
The Herald is published every afternoon except Sunday by Star- Democrat Publishing Company in Greencastle Indiana. Charles J. Arnold is the editor and William T. Siltington is the city editor. Subscription rates are listed for single copies and carrier delivery. Entered as second class mail at Greencastle post office.
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Star- Democrat Publishing Company
South Dackson Street
Greencastle
Indiana
Keep Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Handy
The advertisement urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand to treat sudden attacks and bowel complaints. It claims neighbors or medicine shortages risk lives and notes the remedy never fails and sells for a quarter through dealers.
Vacation Trips on Sale to Atlantic Pacific Resorts
Commencing June 1 the Motion Route offers round trip tickets to Atlantic and Pacific Coast points and other resorts at greatly reduced fares. Write to the undersigned for literature and complete information by return mail. W. W. Gilgis Traveling Passenger Agent Monon Bridge Bedford and
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Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Michigan
W. W. Gilgis
Monon Bute
Bedford
Jones-Stevens Drug Co Praised for Adler i ka Remedy
Greencastle residents hail Jones-Stevens Drug Co for Adler-i ka, a buckthorn bark and glycerine mix touted as a German remedy that cured appendicitis and now relieves sour stomach and constipation with a single dose. The claim highlights quick, surprising relief and widespread praise.
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Jones-Stevens Drug Co
Greencastle
Ady
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promoted in Ad
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a cure for stomach and related ailments avoiding surgery. It claims quick relief, catarrhal causes, and widespread endorsements from professionals and the public, with mail-order and local Greencastle availability.
Home Dry Cleaning at Home with Simple Methods
The article explains at home dry cleaning using buckwheat or cornmeal for woolens and delicate fabrics, and gasoline for heavily soiled garments. It cautions care, ventilation, and avoiding rubbing silk, with steps to treat grease spots and preserve feathers after cleaning.
Eggs in a Cold Egg Parade and Green Corn Timbares
A vintage recipe excerpt describes serving cold eggs with estragon flavoring and methods for shirred eggs and eggs a la du Barry and a la Russe. It also details green corn timbales made from eggs, milk, corn, and cream sauce, baked in molds and unmolded for serving.
Citywide Weed Control Notice in Greencastle
City ordinance requires owners and occupants in Greencastle to cut and remove weeds and rank grasses from lawns backyards gardens and vacant lots without delay. Do not deposit clippings in streets alleys or other public areas. City marshal to enforce. John R. Miller mayor.
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John R. Miller
Notice to Macadam Road Contractors in Putnam County Indiana
Sealed bids for improving 1425 feet of macadam road in Neverdale township known as the W H Dunkin et al proposed free macadam road will be received by the Putnam County Commissioners in Greencastle Auditor's Office until 2 p m July 26 1913. Bids opened then awarded as provided by law. The board may reject any and all bids. July 11 poster.
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Board of Commissioners
Putnam County
Indiana
Greencastle
Neverdale Township
W. H. Dunkin
Minutes Mean Dollars In Treating Animals
An advertisement promoting Humphreys veterinary manual. It claims improper diagnosis risks harm, urges owners to seek proper treatment, and offers a free veterinary booklet from Humpreys Homeopathic Medicine Co. to encourage purchases. The copy emphasizes delaying care is dangerous and promises great value at no cost to obtain.
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Hoosecu
Humphreya
du Page
F. Humphreys
Aldresa, Humphreys Lomeopathic Medicine Company
Willam Street
New York City
Clairvoyant Proffessor Offers Readings and Advice
The Proffessor, a natural clairvoyant from Bloomington Illinois, offers readings on life and health with claims of locating pains without questions. He advertises reduced prices for ladies at fifty cents and gentlemen at one dollar, with office hours after noon and in the evening.
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Bloomington
Ill
Weekend Visit Sparks Tense Budget Clash At Seaside Town
Helen and Warren plan a seaside weekend inviting his parents amid tension over money. Warren pushes into luxury while Helen guards finances and resents splurges. They depart by cab toward Sands Point, chasing a famed beach view as friction grows.
Punishing expenditure rows Sour of Sands Point
Sands Point lay nearly a mile off route as Helen notes Warren kept cab fares low to signal displeasure. She suspects he did this on purpose to punish her for suggesting the trolley and to show he tolerates no interference with his spending while his people are present.
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H &N
Helen
Frank
Warren
Edith
Winifred
Curtis
Warre
Sands’ Point
Sands Point
Home Again by Frank Prescott
A humorous poem about returning from vacation and resuming work. The speaker alternates between doubt and resolve, noting fatigue with leisure and renewed energy for labor. The piece playfully questions whether the trip was enjoyable and ends with a vow to embrace next summer’s work.
Very Useful John Redmond Responds to Potato Question
Irish leader John Redmond, visiting America, faced a New York woman’s remark about Ireland. He replied with a sharp quip that the Irish eat potatoes and, after eating the potatoes insides, clothe themselves with the skins, drawing laughter.
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John Redmond
America
Ireland
New York
Custard Recipe From Frugal Kitchen Column
One quart of cream with milk mixed in and five yolks plus two whole eggs. Add a pinch of salt and beat until light. Stir in cream and sugar, cook over a double boiler until thick like cream, then cool in cold water with a few minutes of stirring. Flavor to taste.
Proper dining manners and a steamed brown bread recipe
The piece critiques haste at table and noisy eating with forks and knives, warns against pre eating preparation, and offers a traditional steamed brown bread recipe using cornmeal rye meal flour milk molasses salt baking powder.
Moist Whist and bathers choose new board games
Abber playing cards inspire a novelty notion as bathers avoid time at the whist table and instead grab a board to play a ridge in the surf.
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Abber
A Dire Threat From Political Widower Elphina
A fragmented excerpt shows a threatening exchange where the political widower Elphina warns to quiet Mustace and mentions singing. A Tweenie Nurse-Cook notes the repeated threats and the speaker’s attempts to quiet the child.
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Elphina
Little Mustace
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